Inbound bounce pass question

kblehman

williebfree wrote
For our newer forum members.....

What if B1 reaches across the boundary line and fouls the inbounder? What is the call?

Adding to the "What if".... the foul occurs during an Alt. Possession throw-in?

Technical foul on B1?
If during alt poss throw in, ball goes back to Team A?

Splute

kblehman wrote
Technical foul on B1?
If during alt poss throw in, ball goes back to Team A?

Rule 9-2-11 ('06-07) see penalty 4

Art. 11... The opponent(s) of the thrower shall not have any part of his/her person through the inbounds side of the throw-in boundary-line plane until the ball has been released on a throw-in pass.
Note: The thrower may penetrate the plane provided he/she does not touch the inbounds area before the ball is released on the throw-in pass. The opponent in this situation may legally touch or grasp the ball.
	PENALTIES:
	1.	The first violation of the throw-in boundary-line plane by an opponent(s) of the thrower shall result in a team warning for delay being given (one delay warning per team per game). The warning does not result in the loss of the opportunity to move along the end line when and if applicable.
	2.	The second or additional violations will result in a technical foul assessed to the offending team. See 10-1-10 Penalty.
	3.	If an opponent(s) of the thrower reaches through the throw-in boundary-line plane and touches or dislodges the ball while in possession of the thrower or being passed to a teammate outside the boundary line (as in 7-5-7), a technical foul shall be charged to the offender. No warning for delay required. See 10-3-11 Penalty.
	4.	If an opponent(s) of the thrower reaches through the throw-in boundary-line plane and fouls the thrower, an intentional personal foul shall be charged to the offender. No warning for delay required.

lpbreeze

Is it out of bounds if the thrower under the basket hits the net or the rim?
Or at halfcourt throws a pass and it hits the rim? I swear I've seen that happen a few times and it hasn't been called out. But I think I remember seeing it called out when a player threw a pass that hit the net under his basket.

Jurassic Referee

lpbreeze wrote
Is it out of bounds if the thrower under the basket hits the net or the rim?
Or at halfcourt throws a pass and it hits the rim? I swear I've seen that happen a few times and it hasn't been called out. But I think I remember seeing it called out when a player threw a pass that hit the net under his basket.

The net, rim, basket, etc are all inbounds. How can anyone possibly call them OOB?:confused:

If a shot hits the net or rim, would anyone ever call it OOB?

lpbreeze

I've had a couple of refs tell me the net was out of bounds on a throw in and others who said it wasn't so I was confused on it. Luckily I haven't called it

lpbreeze

If there is a made basket off an inbounds does the other team get the ball at the thrown in spot?

Mark Padgett

lpbreeze wrote
If there is a made basket off an inbounds does the other team get the ball at the thrown in spot?

Huh? 😕

Adam

lpbreeze wrote
If there is a made basket off an inbounds does the other team get the ball at the thrown in spot?

If the thrower throws the ball so that it enters the basket prior to being touched by any player on the court, it is a throwin violation and the opposing team will get the ball from the spot from where the thrower released the ball.

knockitoff

williebfree wrote
For our newer forum members.....

What if B1 reaches across the boundary line and fouls the inbounder? What is the call?

Adding to the "What if".... the foul occurs during an Alt. Possession throw-in?

I believe this would be an intentional foul on B1.
As for adding the wrinkle of the AP, after A1's FT's, Team A gets the ball back at the same spot for a throw-in BUT the arrow stays "A" after the throw-in is completed.

Back In The Saddle

kblehman wrote
Technical foul on B1?
If during alt poss throw in, ball goes back to Team A?

If there's a T on B1, the ball will always go back to A. Of course, it'll be a midcourt opposite the table, and it will follow two free throws. 😉

crazy voyager

Snaqwells wrote
If the thrower throws the ball so that it enters the basket prior to being touched by any player on the court, it is a throwin violation and the opposing team will get the ball from the spot from where the thrower released the ball.

What if the ball gets stuck between the Ring and backboard (this was a question in one of my rule tests last year) AP or throw-in violation (or something else?)?

just another ref

crazy voyager wrote
What if the ball gets stuck between the Ring and backboard (this was a question in one of my rule tests last year) AP or throw-in violation (or something else?)?

9-2-8

LaurelN713

stosh wrote
Here's a different sit:

Ball OOB on the sideline but right at the corner where the endline meets the sideline. Player inbounding the ball steps along the endline - still OOB - before releasing the ball. Just picture the player standing OOB on the sideline at the corner of the court and stepping towards the court but remaining OOB because the foot is on the side of the endline. If the sideline continued past the endline they would have stepped over that extended line.

Because there was no defensive pressure, I let it go but after I thought about it a little, I may have chunked it.

You'd be opening up yourself to controversy by calling a violation here; as it is not a good practice but the ball into play from that position. Best thing to do would be to stop play (if there was pressure) and definitively move the thrower to either the sideline or endline allowing for space to make a throw in.

Jurassic Referee

LaurelN713 wrote
Best thing to do would be to stop play (if there was pressure) and definitively move the thrower to either the sideline or endline allowing for space to make a throw in.

Naw, you designated the throw-in spot. The spot is three feet wide and they can back up as deep as they can go. Just make sure that the the thrower keeps a foot on or over that designated spot before releasing the ball on the throw-in. That's all that needed to have a legal throw-in. Forget about everything else and don't overthink the play.

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